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Bangkok’s giant sinkhole is expanding
Read more: Bangkok’s giant sinkhole is expandingThe filling of the huge sinkhole on Bangkok’s Samsen Road will require much more sand that earlier thought because it’s getting bigger, according to the Mass Rapid Transit Authority.
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AI leaders gather in Dubai to promote gospel of technology
Read more: AI leaders gather in Dubai to promote gospel of technologyWorld leaders, ministers and technology executives are gathering at GITEX Global 2025 to share a unified vision of a future powered by cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI), the twin pillars of digital resilience and sustainable growth.
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Fewer Malaysian visitors to Hat Yai hiring guides
Read more: Fewer Malaysian visitors to Hat Yai hiring guidesSONGKHLA – Visitors from Malaysia are changing a pattern by increasingly favouring travel to southern Thailand in private vehicles, causing concern to tour guides who fear losing their livelihoods.
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Thaksin invite ‘breaches ethics’
Read more: Thaksin invite ‘breaches ethics’The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is being urged to investigate Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira after he invited former premier Thaksin Shinawatra to participate in a high-level discussion about US tariffs with the government.
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Thammanat calm amid coalition storm
Read more: Thammanat calm amid coalition stormCapt Thammanat Prompao, chief adviser to the Klatham Party, says he is confident the coalition government will carry on despite its slim majority, while declaring the party’s goal of winning at least 70 seats in the next election.
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Defrocked monks face criminal investigation
Read more: Defrocked monks face criminal investigationThai police have called for monastic action against senior monks implicated in the “Sika Golf” sex scandal, amid a rise in misconduct cases and apparent attempts to evade investigation.
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Cambodian genocide sites added to World Heritage list
Read more: Cambodian genocide sites added to World Heritage listThree torture and execution sites used by the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia to perpetrate genocide 50 years ago have been added to the Unesco World Heritage List.
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Floods, runoff ravage northern Thailand
Read more: Floods, runoff ravage northern ThailandHeavy overnight rain has triggered widespread flooding in many northern provinces of Thailand, with Phrae bearing the brunt as runoff swept through communities and farmland in Song district. No injuries or deaths were reported.
